TV series Al Maktoub and Ti Ra ti raise Moroccan viewership

TV series Al Maktoub and Ti Ra ti raise Moroccan viewership
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Friday 6 May 2022 - 23:50

Maroc Mitri Foundation, which measures viewership rates, revealed that both Al Maktoub drama and Ti Ra Ti comedy series were the most-watched Ramadan programs.

Both TV series were broadcasted on the Moroccan 2M TV channel from April 27 to May 1.

The comedy series Ti Ra Ti, starring the artist Hassan El Fad garnered a total of 10,7 million views, while Al-Maktoub series collected 10,5 million views.

On Al Aoula channel, Sitcom “Capitan Hajiba,” which was broadcast during the same period, gained over 3 million views, followed by the weather bulletin, the news, and then the Moroccan series “Nissf Qamar,” totaling 2.5 million views.

The Moroccan series Moul El Melih also achieved a total of 2,3 million views.

The foundation conducted this data based on a sample of 4,087 people, distributed among 1,026 Moroccan families.

The participating sample involved all the regions of Morocco, said the foundation.

These data gave an overview of TV consumption preferences among citizens.

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